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Show Mi nr 1 I fHR PAGE EIGHT Utahn Succumbs To Spotted Fever U. S. For the week enilni" July 7,1 n t t local health officers two cases of Rocky Mountain spotted level from Cedur City and one ease from t'tah county. The ease in Utah county, iesulted fatally the patient was ill only nine days. Sait Lake City reported three eases of pulmonary utOrrculJ-sis- . HIJirK KUX Miss Lillian Sheffield 0. dance The summer estival the U S. I), club Tuesday cut The evening was a mi'! Beta S mma I'r.i Mnnty membeis were on duty as senior Miss hostess' far the remru' Ruth O.scn was in eh.irpe of the snack bar with (dive Mon--on- , I teloris Klia Hopkins, Lung, LaVon Gilihs and .Mary Jean Shaw assisting. J v - c To the Democratic voters of I5ox Elder county for the support they pave me in the primary election Tuesday. If elected next fall I shall discharge the duties of district attorney to the best of my ability, as a means of showing my To Hive The Program Sunflower earn)) of the 'aughters of Utah Pioneeis will '"I'nish the program for tin I i . l i i iy sca-boa- '1 mg pearl li'i.o '' eensumes .j.lHiti.e.iuiH.i) of solt drinks during jUne and August. This yrarc. consumption will be rrdu i about o.) per cent of with 15 per cent of the rf supply going to factory ers to relieve fatigue. - V i ) i tro JUST RECEIVED SI A Shipment of PI 25 GENERATORS DO YOU NEED FOR YOUR A' 0.M . F A P CAR? PACKER GARAGE F fclo selc Itiv wps Good Blankets Save Fuel and Money! MIND cold nights YOU WONT blanket!.! What you save if you're snuggled under good, in tuel will help you pay for and lbe)ie a lifetime investment! Wartime our blankets Ameru.ins lots of valuable thrift hints of (his sort' gtxcn . Bur Bix ven retd ter h.n tha' lor con . on rty LOVELY Laraine Day is Entiling because ate won the starring in which role oppasiilo Cary Cooper in The Story of Dr. l, she plays a. Red Cruf3 nurse who follows her man through China. Anna Watkins Weds Sgt. Robert Owens in- prespres- Lutheran Services Are Scheduled Sunday i Regular si rvices of tiie Grace Lutbeian chutrb KvangelAal are held m Missouri Synod lie W.i Memorial home, L"i Fust Forrest street eery Sunat oclock, with day alti-no.ws.oo! classes meeting SmiM.iy at 4 o'clock The IP".. Uleira'ns F. Harms is d b a pastor and will speak this was porlormi iws. the toorganiation plan dhop J. Stuart Me.M.iste: o! t oining Sunday on the subject " became effective. The new proof tin "True C.ii.sisiii Righteousievs gram has strengthened the as- Salt Lake City, uncle invited fill uished was bride. Music by lAciyotv is cordially the and sociation financiallv to attend. number of new loans lias beta Apollo Hansen and Joan Harmon, and Bishop and Mrs. boosted. , in the I'll (.ills' proceedin Taking part bribe is the daughter d Gilds from the Third ward ings will tie directors and sec C. The C. The of Watkins this , city. Rich I. main ; to go to the usurers from letary-trogirls home r groom is the son of Mr. and will meet Mon-lacounty, Cache Valley, Box July W. Owens. Mrs. Jos.'io Mini nin ;it county, Ogden. Salt Lake, o'clock in the After a brief honeymoon the Third central Utah, Uintah. Food shoii! uaiii and biide will make groom field and Cedar City associaho taken to tin home of Mi. in home Florida. their in tions. Latest developments Ruth Philips Sunday afterlifarm lout business will be noon. of the cussed by officials Enlisted Wives outnumber en oral Land bank. Berkeley. listed navy men two to nue in 'astern band of Chei n 61 nun acres of land in Washington on duty with the ' .t S:n 'kies of North navy department, according to iCoal Output Up the nav bureau of personnel. 'Carolina. Production of coal in Utah for the week of June Id was up! 18,000 tons ovet last year's fig-litre for the same week. Output) was 127,000 tons as compared with lOd.OOO tons in 1913. For the same week in the! year 1937. the output was only) 34.0d0, making an increase of 93, (XK) tons in the seven years. Miss Anna Watkins of San A. V. Bishop, E. Em-- F i a n c i s o o, California, 'inti L. Owens ry Wight and Radchlfe lien-lie- . Staft Sergeant Robert or Camp RIanding, Fla., were at Long-terfarm mortgage Xmarried Wednesday owning Leo'clock in the American ci edit and postwar financing! will lie important subjects for gion home. The ceremony, in the pies-cnediscussion at the meeting, first of close friends and to he hold h Utah associations ; secretary-treasurer- ( i 1 I - i Kl-de- lieautiful Jacquard or Solid Color CLOISTER BLANKETS 1 A blanket, 23' soft, warm t wool, 50'. warm, rayIn rose, on, 25'. sturdy cotton. blue, green and cedar. Rayon satin bound ends, 72xSl full double bed size. j Attic Into Room, And Fuel Saved aril of Thanks We deeply appreciate the Let us explain how this many xpressions of sympathy double economy can be land love and the unnumbered lacts of friendship and kindness' made possible by which nave yours been shown to us! modern insulation. No prisince our bereavement at the ority needed. Plaster board, 'death of our son and brother. sheet rock, heaver hoard, Lt. Kent L. Christensen. We thank you all sincerely! celotex, etc. Easy to instal jand hope that should a time op yourself. sorrow or stress come upon! you, we may share y our bur- den as you have done with us. Fiancis and Vera Christensen and familv. , color-brigh- FLAT WALL FINISH C COVERS IN ONE COAT tK'griT''.' ONCE AGAIN ooo MERRELL LUMBER CO. Walk a Rlock and Save Armv overseas mail reached ja record peak in Mav, aecdiilmg' to the war depaitment. "'VAv' - i e OB ANY OTHER ''i ' TO MIXES AND THINS WITH WATER HARVEST DRIES IN ONE HOUR .... whether any profession w s' ll-V- ! S SURFACE INTERIOR.'WALL - L ' . 1 you have one acre or a thousand . . . . in business, or in SPECIAL $2.49 GALLON Keg. S2.9S Gallon NO OBJECTIONABLE ODOR EASY TO APPLY . . . You must plan for tomorrow today. Is a shortage of ready capital limiting your planning? Perhaps we can help. Come in and discuss your financial problems with our loan officers. We are pleased to devote the complete facilities of our institution to the help of any sound enterprise. : i FIRST SECURITY BARK OF UTAH! J 3? sv A Jes PLANT True S -- YOU MUST : s V.'P' ' NATIONAL ASSOCIATION LKIGHAM DKANCH Member of Federal Deposit Insurance (j orporation .j r fir nt aWflriii win I (jolfon will completely cover on averoge room WASHABLE Shade sy the makers of -- OHE COAT COVERS NU-ENAM- EL HO BRUSH MARKS (iiiarantced - Tears Against .Moth Damtt 100rf SELECTED VIRGIN WOOL BLANKET lbs. downy-sof- t wool built to a lofty nap that keeps warmth IN. the cold OUT. green. 1 BEEHIVE COAL AND APPLIANCE ' idei 'Wn-sel- 1 : LEWIS E. NELSON e bc-'.i- Parents of Sou Pirec'iois of the Box Elder Kennard and Marjorie Itixon Anderson are parents of a baby County National Farm Loan association are attending a reboy born July 11. gional conference at Salt Lake MY THANKS Dride-to-b- 'ii Bee Ette club and the school .and. She has been employed s a bendy operatoi in Ogden u the past four years. Cpl. Westover spent two year-- , the North Central states an L. P. S. mission i e entering the service. The wedding will take place rst we-- k in the Logan L. 1). S temple. At Regional Meet today. Those attending is a gradu ite Flder high school where was an active member d m- - ; Box l Pastors dude E. J. Holmgren, ident; Elmer Kimber, vice ident; Harry Drew, t maniage Ida. Thin sday evenings a re provOgden Man To Serve ing quite popular at the U. S. In Absence O. club. Last Thursday soliiieig, Until Rev. Punish, who was and junior hoste-se- s enjoyed a injured recently in a train ac- swimming party at the high cident, is able to return to his .school gym. and last night a pastorate, services of Brigham dancing party in the torni of a City's Presbyterian chui eh w ill (heny !stia! was held. The be in charge of Harold Sevoncr club lounge was decorated with of Ogden. His first sermon will Powers and chert y branches. be delivered hen Sunday at Mrs. Alyee Boothe was chairthe morning worship service man of the Iloneyville hostess w'hich begins at 11 o'clock. The group in charge. Cherry pies Sunday school will meet as us- with teal whipped cream weie ual at 10 o'clock. served. A young people's meeting is scheduled for 7:45 oclock, Sunday evening at the church. Farm Loan Directors City A ongugo-.cn- their daughter, Lillian, to ih Wendell Ralph Wcstovcr. m of F. H. West over of Abci-i.'eThe total of six eases of lheu-matifever was repotted. Total number communof icable diseases for the week :any of th Wednesday nigt was 227 -- the smallest numbet soldiers made o ce ec'U ds to to be reported for any week in send to their fan I'aes at home. mi. Tins will be a le eider Wedncs-- ! day mgat featuie tiom now on A William and forthcoming t ; Mrs. Mr. and 'heftield announce the u re: m.' sea Water .Made sate mm! w.i'd l A Tim UR WASHINGTON camp evening, aside ley lu ges a. nminbeis man stranded in a life be present. without lresh water or a flier Bn red to take to his life raft f now can get a drink from the Plan Camping trip com- chemical MM Wit it tWO The First war d M. I. A. girls pounds 'ompiessed to the size planning to go to the tiirls' of a ha of soap and four plosintoiestd girls tn ii.tg-- ion ing a total capacity to contact one f one uart. By dissolving one ot the M. I. A. officers before of the impounds in the first July 17. A meeting to discuss bag of sea watci the unpot able plans will be held after Sunday (lemems ai'e eliminated. Pourschool July 16. ing the water into a second bag containing a filter removes the Hie second compound in salt. a third bag takes away the Indians (Juit Stomping aikali. and a filter in the fourth HENRY ETTA. Okla. (UP) makes the water palatable. Indian stomp dances are out bag tor the duration of the war, at least in this neighborhood. Tribal leaders of the Creeks say lames Namesakes No less so manv of their braves have HERRIN, 111. ( UP there's hardly personages than Jesse and gone to war, anyone left to do any stomping, Frank James reside in Herrin. then, too, they added, gasoline However, the brothers are close lated to the famous western ationing keeps thi to hom- -. bandits "in name only." ' m Betrothal Announced in review j FRIDAY EVENING. A. irWH-JOIIKf- l- -t ALL WOOL In or to MOTH-TREATE- D 11.90 BLANKET 9.90 Part Wool Plaid BLANKET PAIIv 25'. wool and 75'. fine strong cotton warm, durable. 72"xSr. Rose, green. cedar, blue. well-nappe- |